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Japanese Cultural Society of Maui President Keith Regan today announced that the organization is accepting applications for its annual scholarship to be awarded to a Maui County graduating high school senior who promotes and perpetuates the Japanese culture through education and/or the arts.

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Please consider joining the Japanese Cultural Society of Maui. Your membership helps us continue our efforts to promote and perpetuate the Japanese culture in Maui. Membership also entitles you to special discounts at local merchants and access to our many cultural activities held throughout the year.

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Saturday, 06 December 2008 12:44

In 1969, the decline in traditional Japanese values, culture and heritage sparked a group of Nisei women to form the Japanese Cultural Society of Maui. It's purpose was to perpetuate their heritage and help educate the sansei and yonsei generations. On May 27th, 1969, Mrs. Edith Izumi was installed as the first President of the newly formed organization.

The objectives of the organization were developed and continue to be the mission of the Japanese Cultural Society of Maui. They are:

To promote and encourage the preservation and perpetuation of the Japanese culture in Hawaii;
To work for the common good and general welfare;
To promote and cultivate good fellowship among the members; and
To participate in activities which would enhance and enrich the life of the community.

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